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12 THE OsHAwa Times, Tuesday, December 22, 1964 'UCW Social Happy Event BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- The Christian Education room, beau- tifully decorated in a Christmaa theme, was the setting for an evening of enjoyment for mem- bers of the UCW and their hus- bands. Approximately 40 at- tended and had a pleasant time. Mrs. Romeri! conducted con- tests and games and several carols were sung. Rev. Romeril conducted the devotional. _ A delicious lunch was 'served by two ladies who are not mem- bers, so that all members were free and able to enjoy the social ST. JOHN'S WA St. John's WA met at the home of Mrs, J. A. McArthur with 14 members and Canon Ashmore present. Mrs. H, E. Ashmore presided. The Scripture reading of the Christmas message from St. Luke and the opening prayers were taken by Mrs. John Hamilton. Mrs. Ashmore read a/ poem, "'The Night of Nights." Officers will be installed at the morning service January '3. The questionnaire regarding the Unity of Anglican women was discussed and secretary was asked to fill it in. | Canon Ashmore gave words 0? encouragement to the ladies! and good wishes for the New Year. | A social hour and exchange of gifts ended a very pleasant Christmas meeting. | ONO CLUB The ONO club held its Christ- mas meeting at the home of) Gweneth Thompson with an} attendance of 29. Final plans for the New Year| eve dance were checked. A card) #* thanks from Eileen Card, for} flowers received when she was} ia hospital, was read. An invita-| tion to attend the High Schoo! dance was received. | Gwen Ballingal presented the! slate of officers for next. year as followers: President, Joan Pais- ley; vice, Norma Van Camp: secretary, Nancy Brians; treas- urer, Noreen Malcolm; fruit and flowers, Dolly Lee; scrap book, Edith McLaughlin. The draw for homes for 1965 was made followed by the ex- change of gifts. | COMVYLETE FLIGHT EDMONTON (CP) -- Helped} by good flying weather, the! RCAF Sunday completed its an- nual Christmas supply to Arctic! outposts after three days of fly-| ing. Poor weather washed out a/ landing at Mould Bay, a} weather station 1,500 miles northeast of Edmonton, but two | other {ce runway landings and/ the dropping of supplies at 18} other points were carried out on schedule by a giant C-130 Hercules. ATTRACTS BUILDING PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. (CP)--Building values here are $4,000,000 ahead of totals for last year, building inspector Ed Neff says. Total value of this city's construction to the end of November, 1964, was almost $11,000,000. IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS! ~ VIANNA DELICATESSEN NOW OPEN! NEWLY RENOVATED For That SPECIAL CHRISTMAS MENU , @ SALAMI @ SMOKED MEATS @ VIRGINIA HAM @ KRAKOWSKA @ POLISH KALBASA and many more... Ask about our Party Packs. We carry all kinds of boked fresh goods, including Ger- mon Fancy Pastries ond Jewish Rye Bread and Rolls. VIANNA DELICATESSEN /® 543 RITSON RD. $, 728-3281 "Unto you is born this day in the city of David, a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord." To humble shepherds keeping watch over their flocks in _ gtarlit fields, the triumphant message of the herald angels burst forth in fullest glory. And: for the Wise Men from afar, the brilliant light of a Star shone in the heavens, guiding them on their way. Then to the sacred manger, shepherds and Wise Men came, to worship and rejoice. Each year,as we hear the Christmas story and welcome anew the Christ Child.in our hearts, we find a new meaning for life, a new hope for the future. For Christmas is not an ancient tale of bygone time. Christmas lives. Christmas is now. Christmas is ever wondrous, ever radiant with joy and promise. May all its blessings be yours. The Directors, Staff and Officers. of CENTRAL ONTARIO TRUST AND SAVINGS CORPORATI HEAD OFFICE ... OSHAWA Littlest Anagel" narrated by Loretta You INg a omemnrE aee eras, eed ne aa ee